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Weller WLIRPK8023G Power Grip LED Halo Ring Soldering Iron Kit, 80W/230V (UK Plug)

Name: Weller WLIRPK8023G Power Grip LED Halo Ring Soldering Iron Kit, 80W/230V (UK Plug)
Brand: WELLER
SKU: WELIRPK8023G
Price: 51.19 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This Weller 80W Soldering Iron features an ergonomic Power Grip for comfortable and continuous use. It is ideal for various soldering tasks such as home repairs, stained glass work, and general electronics. The iron is designed for easy tip replacement and includes an integrated safety rest to hold the iron when not in use, reducing the risk of accidents or damage to the workspace. Additionally, it offers 360° illumination of focused, bright light to aid visibility of the workpiece, ensuring high-quality solder joints.

Technical specifications

Voltage: 230/240V

Input Power: 80W

Maximum Temperature: 485°C

Tip: Chisel 10mm

Cord Length: 1.5m

Weight: 345g

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with various soldering tips, easily replaceable

Includes a safety rest for secure placement when not in use

Installation

Connect the soldering iron to a suitable power outlet (230/240V)

Attach the desired soldering tip by loosening the tip holder, inserting the tip, and tightening securely

Usage

Preheat the soldering iron until it reaches the desired temperature

Use the ergonomic handle for a comfortable grip during soldering

Replace worn or damaged tips as needed for optimal performance

Place the iron on the safety rest when not in use to prevent accidents

Other information

Not suitable for continuous or prolonged use

Features

Brand
WELLER
Width
11.3 cm
Weight
345 g
Power
80 W
Voltage
230 V

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